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listing usergroups and the folders they have access to

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DogsOfWar202

IS-IT--Management
Sep 2, 2005
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US
Sup all,
I have recently been trying to track down all the usergroups and the folders they have permissions to. So far the best i could do is List the folders and the usergroups that have permissions to them, Using The CALCS command.

CACLS R:\(folder name) or CACLS R:\*

From what i understand the CACLS command is at its limit, so any ideas for scripts that i could use to accomplish my task would be greatly appriciated.

Thanks for all info


Good Times are to be had anywhere you make them.
 
The resource kit utility SHOWACLS will do what you want based on group/user memberships on folders. Run it against a folder structure and pipe the output to a text file. Also I have noticed that these tools tend to have a problem when they encounter a path that has reached the 255 char limit, which is why I recommend running them form Win2k3 or XP machines.
 
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